Curved Drawings, Eight More Indicators, and Settings That Stay Out of the Way

More charting, plus the reason a drawing could vanish while you were still making it.

Arc, curve and double curve. The first drawings here that bend rather than run straight. Arc takes two points for a chord and a third for how far it bows off it, curve takes one control point, double curve takes two. That finishes the shapes group at 78 drawing tools.

Eight more indicators. Bollinger %B, Bollinger Bandwidth, PPO, TSI, KST, RVGI, Ease of Movement and Standard Deviation each get their own pane. That takes the list to 53.

Style each indicator line on its own. Width, dash and visibility used to apply to a whole indicator at once. Every line an indicator draws now has its own row in the Style tab, so you can thicken one Bollinger band, dot another and hide a third. Ichimoku's five lines are included now too.

Pick what the status line shows. The readout above the candles gets a tab of its own. Turn the symbol, interval, exchange, OHLC, change or volume off and the choice stays with the chart.

Settings stop covering the chart. Chart and indicator settings now open in a panel you can drag out of the way, with the chart still visible and live underneath. That also fixes a drawing that could disappear: a finishing double-click that clipped a settings gear opened a dialog under the second click, and the half-drawn figure was abandoned.

Drawings keep what you drew. With a tool armed, a double-click belongs to the drawing rather than opening the settings of whatever indicator sits underneath. Cancelling an indicator dialog no longer takes a drawing made beside it. A selected drawing's toolbar also stays inside the chart when you scroll the drawing off the edge.

Entry, stop and target prices read cleanly. A price line's label sat in the same column as the price scale's own numbers and covered one of them, two once an indicator squeezed the scale. Those prices are drawn inside the chart now, so nothing is hidden behind them. On backtest orders the number itself is new: Entry, SL and TP used to be bare words, with the price only ever on the scale tag.

Feedback that does not send now says so. The feedback panel thanked you and cleared the box whether or not your message actually reached us, so a note that was rejected disappeared with nothing to tell you. It now tells you when a message failed, and keeps what you wrote.

GDP and PCE stop dropping off the calendar. The nightly economic calendar run gave one of its sources less time than it needed, so GDP, PCE and Core PCE went missing most days. It waits longer now, and a source that refuses a request is recorded as refused rather than treated as empty.

Smaller corrections. Economic releases now appear on the trade replay chart while you position the start handle, not only once the replay runs. A sign-up we cannot accept yet says so plainly and points you at support instead of naming an internal error. binance.tr sync no longer gets throttled at the start of every batch.